With only a few brief interactions, Hollis and Silas were somehow already head over heels for each other? Are the blue eyes that powerful? Instalove much.
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In Love with the Romanovs
I wonder why books that make me cry always make it to my list of favorites? I’m not a masochist, but I guess there’s something delightful about mourning over the demise of my beloved fictional characters.
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The Artistry of Silence
The Silence Between Us is a profound and diverse novel. I recommend it because it’s a story that illustrates the tenacity of the deaf community.
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This Novel Isn’t Exactly a Jewel
The Jewel was significantly predictable, but I somehow managed to like it because of its refreshing approach to gender equality.
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Nelly Might Like This Novel
I loved Dreamology. It featured a story unlike anything I’ve read before, as well as characters whom I never expected to be so authentic and heartwarming.
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Spare but Not Dispensable
I genuinely enjoyed The Glass Spare, so much so that I had to read it twice and write a lengthy review.
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Perfect Like Snowflakes
Snow Like Ashes was an excellent addition to the YA fantasy genre. It had a vividly detailed setting, a grin-worthy cast of characters, and more plot twists that I could ask for.
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Everyone Has Heart Problems
The moral of Heart of Thorns is that men and women are equal in the sense that both of them are flawed creatures. Each has strengths and weaknesses, so it’s pointless to advocate the superiority of one over the other.
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Boredom Can Be a Very Sharp Sword
Although I did not love Glass Sword because of the dragging plot and annoying heroine, I wanna see Mare and Cal overthrow Maven, establish an egalitarian society, and live happily ever after.
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Bitterness Conquered
Eden Conquered is probably the most fast-paced book I’ve read this year. I was in a mild reading slump, but this book was still a pleasure to read.
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